Woden Legion Unit 628 Holds October Meeting
The Woden Iowa American Legion Auxiliary Unit 628 met October 4 at the Legion Hall. Reports covered child welfare activities, junior officer elections, cookie donations to Iowa Soldiers Home, October plans to send carpet rags to a disabled veteran, gum and nylon recycle drives, and a Polio Bake Sale. Members discussed flag presentation to a local PTA and a door prize drawing.
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American Legion
Legion Hall
Jr. Activities
Neema Isebrand
Isebrand
Rehabilitation Chm
Iowa Soldiers Home
Marshalltown
Bert Doran
Boone
Iowa
Veterans Hospital
Sunshine
Georgia Harrington
Marie Orthel
Kathryn Quinn
P.T.A
Pearl Smith
Clinton Domiciliary Hospital
Frieda Larson
Lena Rieken
Food Can Add Fun To Football Weekend
A college home economist advises simple, hearty menus for post game meals and snacks. Plan ahead to minimize effort with pre prepared meats hot dishes frozen vegetables congealed salads and quick sides. Include coffee ginger ale and fruit based drinks for guests and note efficient serving to enjoy the game.
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F. Eugenia Whitehead
State University of Iowa
Whitehead
Dr. Whitehead
Alabama records low forest fire losses in 1956
Alabama reports a record 1956 fire control with 6 187 wild fires burning 143 729 acres of 29 990 098 woodland. In Southern St Lawrence Association timber regions only two acres burned versus 8 859 in 1955. Wet summer cited as a factor.
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Alabama
Southern
Train strikes bicycle rider in Tama injuring youth
A freight train rear-ended a bicycle ridden by William Papesh of Tama, throwing him about 35 feet along the track. The boy suffered a basal skull fracture a fractured scapula and numerous facial and scalp lacerations.
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William Papesh
Tama
Farm Outlook for Eggs and Turkeys in 1957-58
Tennessee State College farm economist Tom Rackham notes egg supplies will remain tight as pullets under laying age drop 14 percent from 1956. He projects laying hen numbers 5 percent lower by year end, but output per hen up, keeping overall egg production 2 3 percent below last year. Egg prices should hold near a September peak into spring 1958. Iowa ranks fourth in turkey production with 6.3 million birds this year, while U S turkey output rises about 5 percent overall, shifting to heavier breeds. Thanksgiving and Christmas demand could strain supplies, despite a 30 percent year over year sales boost by September 1. Turkey prices in early 1957 ran 15 percent below 1956.
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Tom Rackham
Towa State College Farm
Rackham
Ing
Iowa
Towa
United States
Turkey
Incomplete OCR May Hinder Turkey Price Outlook
Fragmentary text discusses turkey purchases and price expectations for the year. Mentions potential impact on Christina turkey and possible pride associated with securing birds if prices stay high.
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Ft Enouinees
Wesley 4 H Club Meets At Jamies Witsthum
The Wesley 4 H Club met at Jamies Witsthum s on Monday September 9 with the pledge and roll call. Members nominated a project not done last year and discussed rain postponed items. They plan to attend Spencer Clay County Fair on September 14 and elected new officers led by George Seaberd president Daniel Skow vice president Toe Skow Adst and Roger Arndorfer secretary treasurer with James Vitzsthum reporter.
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Wesley
George Seaberd
Adst
Toe Skow
Daniel Skow
George Cunningham
Roger Arndorfer
James Vitzsthum
Jon Skow
Gee -Vitzsthum
Hobby Show at Algona Hotel Friday October 11
The County Extension family living program hosts an annual hobby show at the Algona Hotel on October 11 from 10 00 a m to 3 30 p m. Demonstrations by skilled hobbyists will display various crafts and homemaking activities aimed at recreation and personal satisfaction.
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Algona Hotel
County Extension
Community Meeting Call for Aprons and Living Committee
Local residents invited to attend a community gathering about club activities and an Extension Program. Wesley Storie Merle Wellendsdott and others listed in a fragile notice encourage participation and display arrangements.
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Per
Teoling
Ata Dharter
Wesley
Storie
Merle
Wellensdott
The
Hobbles
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